Many research have shown that fresh raw dog food like Poppy's Picnic can reduce the risk of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) as it is the easiest and most nutritious food for your dog to digest - which improves and aids overall digestion and help repopulate the GI tract with healthy bacteria.
Our vet and canine nutritionist has developed a simple recipe for pet parents to try making at home to feed their four-legged friend. You can also feed Poppy's Picnic as we're still offering safe and contact-free next day delivery of our raw dog food and we have bone-free ranges which can be served raw or cooked.
It's National Walk your dog day and with Spring just around the corner it's the perfect time to enjoy the sunshine and fresh air with your furry friend so we've put together a list of the best dog walks across the UK for you to enjoy!
Poppy's been busy this weekend creating her signature Poppy's 'Spaghetti' and POWER BALLS recipe for her Valentine's Day menu which we know your dog will love! Using natural ingredients full of vitamins, such as carrots, tomatoes and our delicious Lamb POWER BALLS, it is the perfect recipe for your dog to enjoy this Valentine's day.
Massaging your dog has many benefits, including strengthening the bond between you and your furry friend, so we’ve put together a few simple guidelines to help you begin.
Signs and symptoms to look out for blocked anal glands problems in dogs and how to prevent them. Keep your dog at a healthy weight by feeding them a complete and balanced raw dog food like Poppy's Picnic.
We'd love to see your dog next to their Poppy's Picnic hamper or how much they enjoy our new FEDIAF balanced raw dog food ranges in a snapshot. Here are some tips to help you take a paws-worthy snap that we'd love to feature on our social media.
As the year draws to an end there are many celebrations and parties within December which bring joy to both us humans and dogs. Whether you're celebrating your first Christmas with your little puppy or surrounded by wrapping paper as your dog has stolen a present from under the tree (again!) there's a few things to keep out of paws reach to keep your dogs happy and healthy this holiday.
Autumn is a wonderful time to go on long walks, with the golden leaves and puddles to splash about in but there are also a few things to look out for to keep our furry friends happy and healthy.
As the autumn brings beautiful leaves in all shades and muddy puddles, it also brings along mushrooms. Just as they are to us humans, a lot of wild mushrooms are poisonous to our furry friends.
We all want our dogs to be happy and healthy so we've created a guide of some key signs of stress in dogs for you to look out for. It's important to identify what is causing the stress and anxiety in your dogs and eliminate that trigger as early as possible, especially ahead of loud events such as Bonfire Night and New Year's Eve which typically include bright fireworks. Here are top tips to spot signs of stress in your dog.
